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These past few days I've been on a short but lovely trip to Berlin, and I think vacation has helped me to recapture just the mood I needed to polish this chapter: happy, kind of mellow, but with a touch of melancholy to sharpen the edges. A perfect Londo/G’Kar mood, in other words. :)
This is one chapter I feel quite nervous - not to mention slightly giddy - about, as it contains the only interaction Londo and G’Kar will most likely have in this story. (That is, unless I end up changing my mind about not writing the death scene itself, which canon has already shown us with such poetic perfection.) So any thoughts any of you have would be welcomed and loved!
This is one chapter I feel quite nervous - not to mention slightly giddy - about, as it contains the only interaction Londo and G’Kar will most likely have in this story. (That is, unless I end up changing my mind about not writing the death scene itself, which canon has already shown us with such poetic perfection.) So any thoughts any of you have would be welcomed and loved!
Title: Though I Walk Through the Valley (11/?)
Fandom: Babylon 5
Category/Rating: gen-ish (with some background pairings), PG-13
Story summary: What really happened during those sixteen long years in which Londo waited for the prophecies to come true? A multi-chapter story, intended to bridge the gap between Londo’s ascension to the throne and Centauri Prime’s eventual liberation from the Drakh.
(In which G’Kar comes to Centauri Prime and there is a reunion of sorts, in the most fitting of places.)
